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  • The hardest word: Full text of Lloyds boss Antonio Horta-Osorio’s letter to his staff over tryst allegations

    August 24, 2016

    Lloyds boss Antonio Horta-Osorio has issued an apology to his staff after an alleged tryst with Russell Group boss Dr Wendy Piatt. Sky News reported last night that Horta-Osorio was preparing to write to his 75,000 staff expressing "deep regret" over the allegations, which surfaced earlier this month after he and Platt went on a business trip [...]

  • UK mortgage approvals fell to their lowest level in 18 months in July – meaning house prices could fall by five per cent next year

    August 24, 2016

    The number of mortgages approved fell to their lowest level in 18 months in July, suggesting house prices could fall considerably by the end of 2017, the British Bankers' Association (BBA) has said. Figures by the BBA showed 37,622 mortgages were approved in July, down from 39,763 in June and 41,620 in May. It's an impressive slide since [...]

  • One Savings bank shares are up nine per cent after releasing “another strong set of results”

    August 24, 2016

    Shares in specialist lender One Savings bank jumped over nine per cent this morning after it released half year resilient results that it said were meeting all its targets. The figures Although statutory profit before tax leapt from £46.6m to £100.0m, underlying profits were less dramatic, increasing from £47.6m to £64.6m. New lending increased by 25 per [...]

  • Barclays becomes the latest bank to get on the CoCo bond bandwagon

    August 23, 2016

    Barclays has today become the latest lender to launch a CoCo bond. The transaction for the bonds, which will be denominated in US dollars, has not been priced yet and is expected to launch in the near future, depending on market conditions.  Contingent Convertible capital notes – or CoCos for short – are a type of [...]

  • This major European bank remains committed to Canary Wharf move despite Brexit vote

    August 23, 2016

    Some may have predicted an exodus of bankers after Brexit, but one major European player has confirmed to City A.M. it still plans on keeping a UK presence. A spokesperson for Societe Generale has confirmed the bank intends to move into its Canary Wharf base in 2019, as had been previously planned.  Soc Gen also acquired [...]

  • Where will Team GB store their medals? This challenger bank has a solution…

    August 23, 2016

    It's a problem most of us could only dream of having – where does one store one's gold medals from the Olympics? Fortunately, a high street challenger bank has stepped up to the plate.  Metro Bank has revealed to City A.M. it is offering complimentary safe deposit boxes to all of Britain’s 2016 Olympic medallists.  "We [...]

  • This challenger bank is moving to a larger London HQ

    August 23, 2016

    Hampshire Trust Bank has revealed today it will be moving to larger London headquarters to house its expanded team.  The bank, which launched in its current format two years ago, is planning to make the move from its 7,500 square foot headquarters near the Barbican to a newly refurbished 21,000 square foot office on Bishopsgate. In its most [...]

  • Watch out Carney: Here’s what Japan’s central bank just said about fintech

    August 23, 2016

    The Bank of England made history this summer with the launch of the first ever fintech accelerator by a central bank. But, forward-thinking Mark Carney is not the only governor eyeing the potential of the fintech sector and its future role in monetary policy making and central banking. Haruhiko Kuroda, the governor of the Bank of Japan, has indicated [...]

  • Bank of America escapes $1.3bn fine after court declines to go back on decision

    August 22, 2016

    Bank of America has dodged a $1.3bn (£990m) fine, after a US court decided to drop the issue. The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals in New York opted not to reconsider its previous decision to overturn the bumper penalty the bank had been initially slapped with after a jury decided the lender was liable for mortgage [...]

  • Panama’s banking system grows by more than $4bn in first half of 2016, but profits drop thanks to new red tape

    August 22, 2016

    Panama's government has revealed assets held by its banking system had grown by over $4bn (£3.1bn) in the first half of the year alone, as the country continues to work towards more transparency in its financial services sector.  Total assets held within the National Banking System reached $99.6bn by the end of the first half of the [...]

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